He was also briefed by leading Iraqi academics in Baghdad and London.

He has also played a leading role in addressing non governmental organizations, academics, the media and the public at large about the role and functions of the Court.

Then again, we're all academics.

Makes you wonder about academics, OK?

Parents have historically emphasized academics over sport.

It brought together leading Asia Pacific scholars involved in the so called two track or informal meetings of officials and academics from a dozen countries concerned with confidence and security building measures in the region.

You wouldn't let academics out in the wild.

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Specific training (training for academics, training for judges)

We academics I am an academic we love complexity.

(c) The programme will reach out more to academics.

Is this just a game that diplomats and academics play?

I'm a third generation PhD, a daughter of two academics.

Intergovernmental and governmental organizations, national human rights institutions and academics

Academics have to perform military service for six months (WRI).

The panel included elected officials, public management experts, academics and administrators.

Many of them were academics, and dedicated to the human family.

Some 90 academics, parliamentarians and human rights activists attended the conference.

Number of participants 60 participants, including government officials, academics and NGO representatives

Leading the way what's leading the way?

Leading the way what's leading the way?

Now, the academics in this audience may think, Well, that sounds like plagiarism.

The recruiters are female and act as standard bearers for young women academics.

The Subcommittee comprises members from academics, NGOs, representatives from relevant public sector agencies.

The audience included NGOs, representatives of the media and the Government, and academics.

43. Under specific training activities, special attention was given to training for academics.

Second, it helps alleviate the intellectual isolation academics from developing countries often face.

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The campaign built important partnerships with the judiciary, media and the field of academics.

That is of particular importance to academics, practitioners and law students from developing countries.

The third is that of experts or academics working in the area of poverty.

Horizon, which takes its cue from the academics, won't touch it with a barge pole.

By clustering academics, researchers and entrepreneurs, technology parks can facilitate the development of productive networks.

Renting is, in fact, somewhat surprisingly, relatively most frequent among the middle strata and academics.

44. In 1997, the training programme should focus on academics from economic universities in CEECs.

academics and members of the public. (c) Number of users accessing the electronic database increase.

In these ways, academics enable knowledge to do maximum work at minimal cost to its recipients. In short, universities prove their worth if students find it easier to appropriate academic knowledge than the academics themselves originally did.

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Distinguished academics at the same time argued that democracies had this incredible range of side benefits.

Moreover, it had been developed with inputs from United Nations system organizations, Member States and academics.

153. The University s dissemination activities reach out to academics and policy makers with UNU research results.

The training focuses on the transfer of (basic) information in the area of competition (depending on the level of the academics), stimulating academic interest within the CEECs for this area of policy, and establishing informal contacts between selected academics.

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